Veterinary ECG Electrode Pads

These products use medical-grade non-woven fabric, elastic fabric, or flexible fabric as the base material. They are equipped with a silver/silver chloride (Ag/AgCl) sensor at the center and a standard snap or alligator clip interface, coated with medical-grade conductive gel. The base material is soft and skin-friendly, and different shapes and sizes can be customized according to animal species and body size. It conforms well to the skin curves of the chest, limbs, and trunk of animals such as dogs, cats, rabbits, and mice, ensuring close contact between the electrode pads and the skin during monitoring. The silver/silver chloride sensor has excellent electrical stability, reliably acquiring animal ECG signals. It features low AC impedance and low DC offset voltage, ensuring clear and legible ECG waveforms (P wave, QRS wave, T wave). The conductive gel uses an animal-friendly formula, effectively reducing skin impedance, adhering firmly without shifting, and being gentle on animal skin and leaving minimal adhesive residue upon removal. Some models utilize textile electrode technology, using silver-coated polyester fabric as the base material, which has good breathability and moisture absorption, suitable for long-term dynamic ECG monitoring. Electrode sizes are customizable (e.g., 20cm² is suitable for medium-sized dogs) to meet the monitoring needs of animals of different sizes. Connection methods are compatible with mainstream veterinary monitoring equipment (e.g., DIN plug, banana plug, 4.0mm snap-fit, etc.).

Routine ECG examinations for dogs, cats, and other pets; ECG monitoring in veterinary intensive care units (ICUs); ECG monitoring during anesthesia in animal operating rooms; non-invasive ECG acquisition for small animal (rat, mouse, etc.) experimental research; Holter monitoring for detecting paroxysmal weakness, intermittent arrhythmias, and evaluating the efficacy of antiarrhythmic drugs; ECG monitoring in large animals such as horses and cattle; animal exercise stress testing; signal acquisition from wearable pet health monitoring devices; field ECG research in wild animals; veterinary college teaching and research experiments; and other clinical and research scenarios requiring the acquisition of animal surface ECG signals.

Do not apply directly to broken, inflamed, infected, or allergic animal skin; do not use on animals allergic to non-woven fabrics, conductive gels, or pressure-sensitive adhesives; not suitable for therapeutic purposes other than ECG monitoring; although some models can contact the skin through hair, excessively thick or dirty hair may affect signal quality, so it is recommended to clean or trim it appropriately; although alligator clip electrodes are securely fixed, the clip teeth may cause discomfort to the animal, so use with caution; for long-term continuous monitoring, it is recommended to replace the electrode pads regularly as prescribed by the veterinarian to avoid skin maceration or discomfort caused by prolonged wear; some models may not be compatible with MRI examination environments, so MRI compatibility of the product must be confirmed before use; store away from light, moisture, and high temperatures (recommended storage temperature 5-30℃, relative humidity 20-80%), and use as soon as possible after opening to keep the conductive gel moist.